Camille is back reviewing the brilliant A Girl Called Justice by Elly Griffith. As always, leave a comment, recommendation or dad joke on twitter @MrTullock or voice note (she loves those!) via anchor https://anchor.fm/paul-tullock/message

In this episode, Camille reviews the incredible Letters from the Lighthouse by Emma Carroll. Please leave some feedback, a recommendation or a comment via twitter @MrTullock or a voice message at https://anchor.fm/paul-tullock/message

Camille records a special episode after learning about Malala Yousafzai standing up for her beliefs. As the Taliban and Afghanistan are struggling for power, Camille read about this inspirational lady and her campaign for equal rights. Please leave her a comment or a voice message on her Anchor page here https://anchor.fm/paul-tullock/message

Welcome back! This week Camille reviews a fantastic book about being you, one that we think everyone should read, called Me, My Dad and the End of the Rainbow by Benjamin Dean. This is a great book about acceptance and identity. If you would like to leave a comment, a recommendation for a future review or a dad joke then you can get in touch via Twitter @MrTullock or leave us a voice message (we LOVE voice messages) on outer Anchor page here https://anchor.fm/paul-tullock/message

Camille is back after a 3 week camping trip! In the latest episode she reviews The Pear Affair by Judith Eagle. Please leave a comment, a recommendation or a dad joke either via Twitter @MrTullock or a voice message via Anchor https://anchor.fm/paul-tullock/message

It’s been a while but Camille is back! This week sees her review Podkin One Ear by Kieran Larkwood. As always, please give us some feedback either on Twitter @MrTullock or leave her a voice message on the Anchor app here https://anchor.fm/paul-tullock/message

Another episode sees a slightly excitable Camille review Shiny Pippen and the Broken Forrest by Harry Heape. This is a brilliant, crazy book full of laughter, plot twists and hilarious characters! Please feel free to leave us a voice message with your thoughts, recommendations or a dad joke (Camille is desperate to have me replaced).

Camille reviews The House with Chicken Legs by Sophie Anderson. Recommended by Mrs Farrier, this is a fantastic journey of self discovery and finding a place in the world.

In the final episode of a world book week special, Camille reviews Stink and the Intergalactic Jawbreaker by Megan McDonald. Please let us know what you think, make a book recommendation or share a dad joke with us by leaving a message on our anchor page (link below) or getting in touch via @MrTullock on Twitter! Thanks for listening!

Welcome to day 4 of World Book Week Special! Today Camille reviews the fantastic The Invisible by Tom Percival, a book about finding joy in the littlest things. As always, if you want to give us some feedback, recommend a book or share a dad joke then please leave us a voice message on anchor or get in touch with @MrTullock on Twitter. Thanks for listening!